Sentence examples for could encompass both from inspiring English sources

Illumination in this sense could encompass both spiritual and/or secular significance.

This, The View told us, was a universe that could encompass both puny us and the Canadian Rockies.

Witten once said that "the greatest intellectual thrill of my life" was learning that string theory could encompass both gravity and quantum mechanics.

The Stables' combination of studio and concert settings could encompass both performances and seminars devoted to Allmusic – Dankworth's pre-fashionable word for world music.

The Commission contends, however, that subsections (b) and (c) of Rule 10b-5 are cast in language which if standing alone could encompass both intentional and negligent behavior.

They could be built to every size, on every terrain, for every social group and could encompass both the stateliness of the Royal Crescent in Bath and the high-density rows of the northern mill towns.

At time points where the field of view could not encompass both wound edges lining the denuded area (0 h and 24 h), images were taken to include one wound edge and the denuded area ensuring similar coverage of scratch for all trans-wells.

We observed a single transcript of around 1000 nucleotides, which could be expected to encompass both genes (Figure 3C).

To conclude, 5' and 3' RACE PCR experiments permit to identify mRNA on both strands that could encompass one or multiple CDSs.

By normalizing the fatigue stress against the post-impact residual tensile strength of the composite, it was found that for each fiber geometry a single S N curve could be drawn, which encompassed both undamaged and impacted samples.

A further analysis could encompass a societal perspective, including non-medical costs for both alternatives, such as transportation costs and productivity losses.